this newscast with breaking news. it comes in the case of trayvon martin. we have just learned the case against the teen s shooter will not before a grand jury after all down in florida. that was the announcement made minutes ago, the special prosecutor says she alone will decide if charges should be filed. trayvon was unarmed and walking home more than a month ago when a neighborhood watch part pant shot him. he says he acted in self- defense. he has not been arrested or charged yet. the other big story, the fire danger that has led to several evacuations in this area, wjz has complete coverage of the red flag warning and its weather related cause and effect. here is mike hellgren with the impact on people. reporter: the national weather service says conditions are ripe for explosive fire growth and we have already seen that happen. gusty winds and days without rain have created dangerous dry conditions and a red flag warning for most of maryland, meaning wildfires could
annual easter egg roll. delia has more from the southlawn. in their sunday best and with a wooden spoon in hand, group after group of kids tried their very best to roll the easter egg on the white house lawn. > reporter: what was your technique? and good thing, because his family traveled all the way from new mexico. these guys were champions getting ready. it won have been easy if it weren t so exciting for them to come see this. reporter: who lives inside that house? who is the president? i don t beam. the kids weren t the only ones excited. did you just roll your egg? yes. did you have a good time? yes. reporter: where with are we today? at the white house. president obama he is a big. reporter: he is a big boy? yeah. in the theme of this year s easter egg roll, let s go let s play let s move. reporter: a series of activities were there to support the first lady s fight against childhood obesity. i tried my hand. you go girl. attendance
this is wjz tv, wjz hd, and wjz.com, baltimore. good morning, maryland. now don scott, marty bass, and the latest breaking news, from wjz s news team, your first warning weather, and wjz traffic control with sharon gibala. it s wjz, maryland s news station. and our bottom line remains the same here at the top of the hour. it is extremely foggy outside and several school systems are delaying their day start because of it. you may be delayed on your drive as well. sharon gibala will have more on that right after meteorologist tim williams in for the vacationing marty bass and over at first warning weather. good morning, everyone. air is pretty saturated out there, the dew point and temperature right on target with each other, both at 57 degrees. so when we have that we have a lot of moisture and that is going to contribute to fog, which is what we have. dense fog advisory in effect until 10:00 this morning for all counties except for washington, allegheny and garrett. t
department can need to set productivity standards it can go too far says lon anderson with aaa. there s a difference between making sure you have productive officers and setting quotes that can really damage the credibility of law enforcement in an area when people begin to wonder did i get that ticket because i m a bad a driver or is it because it s the end of month the and that officer hadn t made their quota? that s a problem. that was our peggy fox reporting. we got another story that might get your blood boiling. can you imagine this? you looked at your bank account and you see this $5,366 withdrawn to pay your water bill? you know it s an full mistake but then they tell you it s going to take more than a month to get you your money back. our bruce leshan is working this story and i guess everybody would be mad in this situation. i think a lot of people s blood would boil and you can t fight city hall, but apparently you can fight the water company. it looks like
reporter: it s for philip and others, including himself, that baltimore native montel williams returns to the general assembly this year to try to legalize medical marijuana. my family s here. my relatives are here. my mom is here right now. she s in the hospital this minute. this is an issue that bothers me because were this passed, this could help my mother right this minute. reporter: a task force produced two propose pals, one which was approved, but now it appears the feds may step in, as governor o malley back off and the state health department backing off with him. the bottom line is that the governor and i are very concerned about the shifting federal legal landscape that at this point we are not comfortable with legislation that would put state employees potentially at risk. reporter: lawmakers could move forward and pass the legislation in both houses, but a spokesperson for the governor says at this point, he s likely to veto it. pat warren, now back to